Infinite Depth
Recursion in agency occurs when an agent "spawns" a sub-agent (or a sub-loop of itself) to solve a specific part of a problem. This allows the system to handle tasks of arbitrary complexity. If a main agent encounters a sub-task it doesn't know how to solve, it can recursively initialize a specialized "Researcher Agent" to find the solution and report back.
Recursion Guardrails
While powerful, recursion must be managed to prevent "Infinite Loops" and resource exhaustion. We implement "Recursion Depth Limits" and "Cost Monitors" that ensure the agent doesn't get lost in an endless chain of sub-tasks. Every recursive step must justify its existence against the global goal and budget.
Conclusion
Recursion is the key to handling the "Unforeseeable." By building agents that can dynamically expand their own intelligence, we are creating systems that are truly resilient and adaptable.